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I am a highly driven and creative journalist and artist, with a degree in BA English and Theology with a Proficiency in Chinese from the University of Exeter. I have proven experience in writing and design, and I excel in communication and research, with a strong imagination. My international background, with roots in the Netherlands, China, Spain, and the UK, has given me a unique perspective on the world and its cultures, which I commit to applying in my work. I am a lover in the media and art world, holding a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design from Central Saint Martins and a committed hobby in academic oil painting.
Residents of St James’ Estate in Bermondsey will hold a community street party and march tomorrow as more than 150 people face losing their homes.
After scoring 187 out of 200 last year, Chearsley residents are hoping their steady work will finally earn the Buckinghamshire village its first category win.
Shared workplace environments and office culture create daily challenges for workers with coeliac disease, according to a new survey.
When family life becomes public content, where does sharing end and a child's privacy begin?
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has called for universal early years education as part of plans to give families equal access to childcare.
A man was convicted of murdering an acquaintance at a derelict Lewisham social club on Friday.
A neurodivergent woman from Hanwell will cycle 220 miles in under a day to raise vital funds for autistic children and young people.
Lambeth has one of the highest concentrations of houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) in the country, according to official ONS housing figures.
Women in London are more likely to invest than elsewhere in the UK, but men remain more than twice as likely to take the lead on investment decisions in relationships, new research has found.
Roughly one in three London workers have faced increased office attendance requirements over the past year, according to a national survey.
Social media video to promote web video published to the North East Londoner.
A monthly Natural Dye Studio workshop at St Margaret’s House in Bethnal Green is giving participants a practical way into sustainable, eco-conscious fashion – inviting them to delve into the world of plant-based pigments and a slower, more deliberate approach to making.
A South Asian Heritage Month event at the Brady Arts & Community Centre in Tower Hamlets on 5 July brought together cultural performance and women’s health awareness, with organisers using the event to celebrate Bangladeshi heritage and promote support for women.
Hundreds joined Jeremy Corbyn at the Tower Hamlets Unity Demo protest in Whitechapel after police banned a planned UKIP rally in the borough.
Extended investigation in conversation with Dr Nadia Naser-Najjab, analysing the inner workings of the University and what they are doing- or aren't- to support students involved in the Gaza conflict as well as nurturing dialogue on campus.
Part of Issue 43: DREAM. Page 12
Page 1 and 4, Campus study spaces: a growing problem; page 6, Exeter tees axed over fears they could hurt someone
Page 3, How the Gaza conflict is shaping student experiences and academic freedom
Page 2, Ten-year sentence for Hong Kong professor under harsh security law; Page 3, Exeter arson probe after home torched in fire; Page 5, AU Sports societies express concern over restrictions on socials
Page 2, Irish universities receive additional funding in latest government budget; Page 11; Severe climate change may increase violence against women; Page 22, Celebrating Black History Month on screen
Page 2, Namibian students object to ban on political activism; Page 13, The golden age of universities is over; Page 29, Lung cancer risk greater for breast cancer patients who smoke
A photobook exploring the lives of loved ones lost through interviews and objects.